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<blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 9789075" data-attributes="member: 54629">Tymanchebar's old capital remains:[excerpt]Djerad Thymar. The fortress-city called Djerad Thymar was the capital of Tymanchebar, an empire of dragonborn that was transported from its home world of Abeir to Toril during the Spellplague and fused with Unther to form the new realm of Tymanther. With Unther’s return in the Second Sundering, the armies of Unther have shattered the power of Tymanther, but Djerad Thymar still stands. With its awe-inspiring stone architecture (the city is carved into the face of a mountain) and its vast arts districts, Djerad Thymar is a bastion for draconic culture and a mark of great pride for dragonborn.[/excerpt]Based on the bolded part, it sounds like Tymanther is &quot;no more&quot; because Gilgeam destroyed it as a political entity in his efforts to restore Unther to its pre-Spellplague state.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pukunui, post: 9789075, member: 54629"] Tymanchebar's old capital remains: [excerpt][B]Djerad Thymar.[/B] The fortress-city called Djerad Thymar was the capital of Tymanchebar, an empire of dragonborn that was transported from its home world of Abeir to Toril during the Spellplague and fused with Unther to form the new realm of Tymanther. With Unther’s return in the Second Sundering, [B]the armies of Unther have shattered the power of Tymanther[/B], but Djerad Thymar still stands. With its awe-inspiring stone architecture (the city is carved into the face of a mountain) and its vast arts districts, Djerad Thymar is a bastion for draconic culture and a mark of great pride for dragonborn.[/excerpt] Based on the bolded part, it sounds like Tymanther is "no more" because Gilgeam destroyed it as a political entity in his efforts to restore Unther to its pre-Spellplague state. [/QUOTE]

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